Last modified: 2012-04-19 21:43:18 UTC
Created attachment 6690 [details] Bug Desc Screen Shot Reporting against build r57727 Steps to reproduce : 1) Start editing a new page. 2) Enter following texts into text area. ==Heading text 1== ===Heading text 2=== 3) Click on a link available in the Navigable TOC. <<Link become a normal text after clicked on it. But it's still available in the NTOC.>> Expected Outcome:: Link should be remains as a link, even after click on it. Test Environment:: This is reproducible for all the platforms, OS and browsers.
It's actually clickable, it just doesn't have a hand when hovering over it. Fixing this should be a simple CSS change (Trevor?).
Fixed in r58426.
Reporting against Babaco Release : r58867 Steps to Reproduce :: Use the same steps as above
Cannot reproduce. Feel free to reopen, if it is still an issue. I tried with FF3.0.15 on Ubuntu 9.0.4 and worked for me.
Created attachment 6778 [details] Wiki_r58971_2009-11-13_Headers
(In reply to comment #5) > Created an attachment (id=6778) [details] > Wiki_r58971_2009-11-13_Headers > Earlier the link is highlighted when the user click on it or click on the respective text in the editor. Now its getting a white background and shows a disabled look but the link can be clicked to move to the respective position. In Comment #1 it says the CSS change can do the difference but reopened the bug since we didn't saw a difference. Respective screen print is as of id 6778 Re-Opening the bug again since we see it as a usability issue since user might get confuse that the link got disable when the respective text is clicked. This shows in all the browsers.
(In reply to comment #6) > Earlier the link is highlighted when the user click on it or click on the > respective text in the editor. > Now its getting a white background and shows a disabled look but the link can > be clicked to move to the respective position. > > In Comment #1 it says the CSS change can do the difference but reopened the bug > since we didn't saw a difference. > > Respective screen print is as of id 6778 > > Re-Opening the bug again since we see it as a usability issue since user might > get confuse that the link got disable when the respective text is clicked. > > This shows in all the browsers. > It still has the hand on mouseover for me, which indicates the link can be clicked. Also, this style is in line with the one used in Special characters and Help. Re-closing as FIXED.
Closed according to the comment #6
